DepEd to Prioritize First-Time Recipients in MacBook Rollout
The Philippines' Department of Education (DepEd) will prioritize teachers who have never received a government- or school-issued laptop for the rollout of 231,725 newly procured devices, including approximately 170,000 MacBooks. Selection criteria will focus on equity and need.
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